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Revamp, Replace, or Right-Size: Webinar Recording and Highlights

Revamp, Replace, or Right-Size: Webinar Recording and Highlights

Are you questioning whether to overhaul your digital systems, tweak what you have, or scrap them and start fresh?  The webinar hosted on June 11, 2025, by Halmyre and 108 ideaspace discussed fundamental considerations that associations need to make before wading into tech transformation of any size or complexity.

Watch the Full Webinar

Click on the image below to go to thinking.halmyre.com and view the webinar recording and access the PowerPoint presentation (on the "Resources" tab). You'll be prompted to log in to Halmyre's video platform. If you don't already have a login, it's free and easy to set up using the on-screen prompts, and access to the webinars is free.

Key Insights from the Webinar

During the session, Christine Saunders and Ashish Malik discussed strategic technology choices for associations, emphasizing the importance of defining the correct problem to be solved.

Key takeaways:

  • The webinar highlighted the idea of Solving the Root Problem. Associations should not just treat symptoms; rather, they should identify the underlying issues (strategic, operational, people, or process-related) to ensure effective technology solutions.
  • The phrase "Buy, Don't Be Sold"  was emphasized during the webinar. Technology acquisitions should be approached with clear requirements, a strong business case for return on investment (ROI), and a focus on user experience to ensure the chosen solution truly meets your association's needs and delivers value.
  • View technology through a "Love It or List It" lens. This means evaluating existing systems to determine if they can be revamped/optimized ("love it") or if a full replacement is necessary ("list it"). 
  • Technology cannot solve all problems. The success of technology implementation relies on addressing skill gaps, providing training, optimizing workflows, and managing organizational change, not just the technology itself. 
  • Conduct regular system inventories. It is essential to proactively analyze all technologies, their purposes, and data flows to identify redundancies, security risks, and potential cost savings. 

Bonus Content!

Christine and Ashish share scenarios and case studies, guiding viewers through common association tech decision points. This power-packed 18 minutes of additional content will clarify and illuminate key requirements for effective tech strategy decision-making. Click on the image below to go to the bonus content recording.

 

Want to Talk More?

Is your association considering a digital transformation? The teams of experts at Halmyre and 108 ideaspace are leading the way in digital transformation consulting. We can help your association deliver more, faster and better.

Are you looking to achieve growth, impact, and better return on investment through digital transformation? Talk to 108's Manny Sahdev.

Does your association require support for requirements gathering and organizational strategy to prepare for transformation (digital or otherwise)? Book a strategy session with Halmyre's Christine Saunders.

Christine James, CAE
About Christine James, CAE
Christine James is a Certified Association Executive with over 20 years of leadership experience in the not-for-profit sector. Christine joined Halmyre in January 2022. As Head of Content, Christine leads Halmyre's Thought Leadership portfolio, sharing Halmyre's unique brand of thinking through speaking, web, social, and other content opportunities.